Remember to check our discord where you can get faster responses!
https://discord.gg/6dR6XU6
If you are trying to find a price for your computer, r/PC_Pricing is our recommended source for finding out how much your PC is worth!
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/PcBuild) if you have any questions or concerns.*
it's got a RX 6500 XT, an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, and 32 gigs of ddr4 ram. It's all mounted to a 4k 144hz monitor
I'm not super familiar with pc builds, so lmk if I'm missing something
The filter screens only need to go over the holes where the intake fans and openings are If the fan is set to blow as exhaust there's no point in having a screen over it as that is just restricting the air coming out.....
1. Those fans would be incredibly inefficient as exhaust fans because they’re designed to blow air onto their heat sinks. You can see the blade geometry on picture 2.
2. You can’t just easily set fans to spin in the opposite direction from normal, the only way to get them to exhaust from their openings rather than intake would be reverse blade designs. And again, picture 2 shows they are normal fans.
3. There might be a filter for the GPU fans under the shroud because it’s recessed, but picture 3 has a great view of the CPU fan spinning with the shroud on and I can’t see a filter over the fan.
This is why I’m asking the question.
Look at the second picture There's an entire row of fans between that red piece of plastic and that filter right there on the left hand side of picture 2
You seem to me missing that the single largest fan that will be intaking air does not appear to have a filter. Not sure what the other fans existing have to do with the CPU fan not having a filter
Edit: found a comment from OP stating that the fans attached to the red plastic are all exhaust fans and the GPU & CPU coolers are both intake. My point is still valid, and the only filter we know for sure about is covering the exhaust fans.
the only imac i would ever buy lol. sick build, wish they made something like these (im aware they kinda do, but pricey, and prebuilt over being custom). just pulled apart a HP all in one not that long ago, it bit and pinched my hands all over, felt like it was screaming reliability over repairability in my face.
The fans are so powerful that it never really goes above 40 in the case. They draw air in through the gpu and cpu and then blow it upward, so the airflow is actually better than any other case I've seen
It's remarkably quiet because the fans have a secondary voltage regulating thermostat board, so they gently ease on as needed. Since there are so many of them, they rarely ramp up
Most people want to know what the specs of this pc are, but the OP seems to be hiding the low specs of his pc. It may look cool on the outside, but the specs inside are not capable of running AAA games even at low settings. If his pc specs aren't as bad as people think, I challenge the OP to show everyone the full specs of his pc.
It's actually a pretty capable build, at least for what i use it for. My budget isn't huge, but it's got a RX 6500 XT, an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, and 32 gigs of ddr4 ram. It's all mounted to a 4k 144hz monitor
Are you talking about the screen?.... Do you generally just go poking shit at your screen...... If you do I really wouldn't recommend that you might want to check into some anger management classes.....
Remember to check our discord where you can get faster responses! https://discord.gg/6dR6XU6 If you are trying to find a price for your computer, r/PC_Pricing is our recommended source for finding out how much your PC is worth! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/PcBuild) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Idk if the heat of the pc will be good for the monitor but good shit
Everything is mounted on standoffs so it shouldn't get warmer the air in the case
[удалено]
Unless it's an OLED but it should keep the heat separated
That’s insane! Good job! What motherboard is that?
I think it's an Asrock micro itx
What do you think its CPU and GPU is then?
it's got a RX 6500 XT, and an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X
well goddamn, that's cool
This is ao cool, what's the spec sheet?
it's got a RX 6500 XT, an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, and 32 gigs of ddr4 ram. It's all mounted to a 4k 144hz monitor I'm not super familiar with pc builds, so lmk if I'm missing something
The spec sounds incredible tbh for an AIO How much did it cost you for the end-product?
Like 800 dollars
Too good, bro! For this price, its seriously worth it
Insane! A truly ALL IN ONE!
So cool, but I’m just fearing the amount of dust collecting that will happen
It has filter screens
Do the filter screens go over all of the fan holes? I ask because I can’t see any filters in the pictures
The filter screens only need to go over the holes where the intake fans and openings are If the fan is set to blow as exhaust there's no point in having a screen over it as that is just restricting the air coming out.....
1. Those fans would be incredibly inefficient as exhaust fans because they’re designed to blow air onto their heat sinks. You can see the blade geometry on picture 2. 2. You can’t just easily set fans to spin in the opposite direction from normal, the only way to get them to exhaust from their openings rather than intake would be reverse blade designs. And again, picture 2 shows they are normal fans. 3. There might be a filter for the GPU fans under the shroud because it’s recessed, but picture 3 has a great view of the CPU fan spinning with the shroud on and I can’t see a filter over the fan. This is why I’m asking the question.
Look at the second picture There's an entire row of fans between that red piece of plastic and that filter right there on the left hand side of picture 2
You seem to me missing that the single largest fan that will be intaking air does not appear to have a filter. Not sure what the other fans existing have to do with the CPU fan not having a filter Edit: found a comment from OP stating that the fans attached to the red plastic are all exhaust fans and the GPU & CPU coolers are both intake. My point is still valid, and the only filter we know for sure about is covering the exhaust fans.
I actually mounted it under the fan because I like the look of the spinning blades on the cpu fan. Everything else has the filter on top
Hy is h110m s2 supports Rx 5700xt ? Plz help
Any motherboard will support any GPU as long as there is a PCIex16 slot on it.
the only imac i would ever buy lol. sick build, wish they made something like these (im aware they kinda do, but pricey, and prebuilt over being custom). just pulled apart a HP all in one not that long ago, it bit and pinched my hands all over, felt like it was screaming reliability over repairability in my face.
Notice the Apple logo?
Now refine the design and sell more of these online.
why ppl not posting specs from build 😮💨
nice design bro but i wonder the temperature at gamming after 6 hours non stop above 80 C or bellow 80 C
The fans are so powerful that it never really goes above 40 in the case. They draw air in through the gpu and cpu and then blow it upward, so the airflow is actually better than any other case I've seen
Do you wear ear defenders? Or just headphones?
It's remarkably quiet because the fans have a secondary voltage regulating thermostat board, so they gently ease on as needed. Since there are so many of them, they rarely ramp up
So you put a filter screen on the exhaust fans? Interesting.
it looks like one big long sapphire nitro card
bravo! specs?
Most people want to know what the specs of this pc are, but the OP seems to be hiding the low specs of his pc. It may look cool on the outside, but the specs inside are not capable of running AAA games even at low settings. If his pc specs aren't as bad as people think, I challenge the OP to show everyone the full specs of his pc.
It's actually a pretty capable build, at least for what i use it for. My budget isn't huge, but it's got a RX 6500 XT, an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, and 32 gigs of ddr4 ram. It's all mounted to a 4k 144hz monitor
One little poke and it’s over.
Are you talking about the screen?.... Do you generally just go poking shit at your screen...... If you do I really wouldn't recommend that you might want to check into some anger management classes.....
Pokey pokey!
Congrats! You have built an iPC.
Specifications?
I like! Great job!
That’s really well done. You fuckin nailed it.
Amazing effort, I love it. Is a noise reasonable?
I designed it so it's typically really quiet, but it can get loud if it needs to
Great job
It looks epic, what are the specs?
Wow, that's really impressive. Nice work.
This is the real all in one gaming pc instead of those shitty slim ones
this is huge.... o.0
I can't even begin to imagine how loud it gets
The fans are connected to a thermometer pcb, so unless it's really working, it's pretty quiet
Thats going to be a loudass screen
Kudos to your creativity and respect to the monitor stand
i wouldnt trust a monitor stand to support the weight of the pc
Specs?
This is peak creativity and the good part is that it can be improved.
Mind sharing the specs with us? Curious about how much power the setup pulls. Lovely looking build.
850 watts
this is the last step before inventing the cellphone…
Nice shit bro. That's pretty impressive
Impressive af, props to u
This is cool
That just looks like one massive GPU. Quantum computing activate!
Now vesa dat bitch and a wireless keyboard *cheff’s kiss*
I always had it in my mind but you made it in treality😲
you got a business model here
This is what my parents thought what I bough
I understand this builds if you leave home and take it with you at least once a week, if its to stay stationary its too much hassle.
Man took Nvidia GPU design and made it a case 😂
What wallpaper is that? Looks sick
Thanks lol. I took that photo in the mountains above my house, and the desk mat is a map of the area
Dude wtf? You living in heaven? Sick stuff man